Morning roundup: Car drives into building in Homestead; woman found critically injured downtown

Here are some of the latest news items from this morning, Friday, Nov. 10:

1 injured after car drives into building

One person was taken to the hospital shortly after 2:30 a.m. Friday morning after a car crashed into a business in Homestead, according to WTAE. Their condition has not yet been released.

The crash happened at Sleep Pittsburgh at East 8th Avenue and McClure Street.

WTAE said glass on the building was damaged in the crash.

The vehicle was towed from the scene, and there is no initial word on the cause of the crash.

Woman found critically injured outside parking garage Downtown

Police are investigating after they found a woman critically injured on a sidewalk in Downtown Pittsburgh, according to WTAE.

She was found around 4:20 a.m. Friday near Cherry Way and the Boulevard of the Allies and was taken to the hospital.

Police said a possible crime scene was found inside the parking garage, and they plan to review video footage from around the area as part of their investigation.

HAPPENING NOW | Pittsburgh Police are investigating near this parking garage in Downtown Pittsburgh after a woman was found critically injured on a sidewalk.

The woman was found around 4:20 a.m. Friday near Cherry Way and the Boulevard of the Allies.@WTAE pic.twitter.com/7ETHBMTgWw

— Lily Coleman WTAE (@lilycoleman_4) November 10, 2023

Bath House repair closes South Side road

A planned renovation at the Historic Oliver Bath House will temporarily shut down a road in the South Side.

On Friday morning, 10th Street on the South Side will close in both directions to both cars and pedestrians, between Muriel Street and Bingham Street, according to WTAE.

The detour will take drivers off the 10th Street Bridge on the South Side, down Muriel Street and up South 11th to get to East Carson Street. The road is anticipated to reopen by Nov. 22.

Bath House renovations began in spring 2023 and are expected to last until next fall, according to Press Secretary Olga George.

The Oliver Bath House, which was once called the South Side Bath House, was built in 1915. It is now an indoor heated pool facility for residents and is currently being refurbished. Improvements will include a roof replacement, accessibility updates, new changing rooms and preservation of historic window frames.